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Implement Vue integration for Abby feature flagging and experimentation

Open feliciien opened this issue 1 year ago โ€ข 3 comments

Title: Implement Vue integration for Abby feature flagging and experimentation

Description: This pull request adds the Vue integration for Abby, ensuring feature parity with existing integrations and consuming @tryabby/core internally for feature flagging and experimentation. The integration includes useAbby, useFeatureFlag, and useRemoteConfig functionalities, along with tests for code quality and functionality verification.

Changes:

Added Vue integration in the @tryabby/vue directory Implemented useAbby, useFeatureFlag, and useRemoteConfig functions Ensured consumption of @tryabby/core for feature flagging and experimentation Added tests for the Vue integration functionalities This contribution aims to enhance Abby's compatibility with Vue projects and improve the overall feature flagging and experimentation capabilities.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced Vue integration for feature flagging and experimentation with Abby.
    • Added Vue composition functions for A/B testing, managing feature flags, and fetching remote configuration values.
    • Configurations added for launching and debugging applications in Node.js, Go, and Chrome.
  • Tests

    • Added unit tests for new Vue composition functions ensuring correct functionality and integration.
  • Documentation

    • Updated project settings to ignore non-essential files and directories in the development environment.
  • Refactor

    • Set up TypeScript compilation options tailored for Vue projects.

feliciien avatar Apr 24 '24 04:04 feliciien

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Walkthrough

This update enriches Vue.js projects within the Abby feature flagging framework with tools for debugging, unit testing, and A/B testing functionalities, enhancing development workflows.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
.vscode/easycode.ignore, .vscode/launch.json Introduced ignore patterns and debugging configurations.
.../@tryabby/vue/jest.config.js, .../@tryabby/vue/package.json, .../@tryabby/vue/packages/vue/package.json Added Jest configurations and dependencies.
.../@tryabby/vue/src/useAbby.ts, .../@tryabby/vue/src/useFeatureFlag.ts, .../@tryabby/vue/src/useRemoteConfig.ts Created Vue composition functions.
.../@tryabby/vue/tests/useAbby.test.ts, .../@tryabby/vue/tests/useFeatureFlag.test.ts, .../@tryabby/vue/tests/useRemoteConfig.test.ts Implemented unit tests for new Vue hooks.
tsconfig.json Set up TypeScript compilation for Vue projects.

Possibly related issues

  • tryabby/abby#115: The request for a Remix integration aligns with the patterns and functionalities introduced in the Vue update, offering a potential basis for the Remix integration's development.

๐Ÿ‡๐ŸŒŸ Here's to the code that hops, Through tests, it never flops. In Vue, we trust, For flags, not just dust. With each deploy, our heart stops, Then leaps, as the feature pops! ๐ŸŽ‰๐Ÿฐ


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coderabbitai[bot] avatar Apr 24 '24 04:04 coderabbitai[bot]

@feliciien could you please reply here if you are gonna change something or continue working on this? otherwise I would close this PR

cstrnt avatar May 28 '24 20:05 cstrnt

Yes I will continue working on it

feliciien avatar May 28 '24 20:05 feliciien